We’re pleased to present the AMEE 2010 Provisional Programme.pdf, and hope to welcome you to the Conference in Glasgow from 4-8 September. This programme gives you a flavour of what is on offer. To find out more details please see the website www.amee.org.
Now a major focus of the medical education calendar, the AMEE conference regularly attracts in excess of 2,200 participants from around the world – from those countries with a long history of medical education to those relatively new to the discipline. We are also pleased that increasingly the other healthcare professions including veterinary medicine, nursing and dentistry are making significant contributions to the programme. The content covers the continuum from undergraduate through postgraduate education, to continuing professional development.
As always the programme is packed with a wide variety of exciting sessions including plenaries, symposia, oral and poster presentations and workshops and there is something for everyone. There are also many opportunities for you to present your work if you wish. The pre-conference workshops and courses are a much valued and well-attended part of the conference programme, this year including a two-day eLearning Symposium at University of Glasgow on 4-5 September.
Glasgow, a cosmopolitan city on the west coast of Scotland, offers a warm welcome to visitors. It is an excellent base from which to see the rest of the country, within easy reach of Edinburgh, the highlands and the beautiful Western Isles. We hope you’ll be able to spend a day or two enjoying the Scottish hospitality.
So please look at our webpages, the AMEE 2010 Provisional Programme.pdf and the eLearning Symposium Flyer.pdf and see what we have to offer.
Don’t forget to submit your abstracts – research paper and PhD reports are due by 15 January, and short communications, posters, Fringe and conference workshops by 12 March.
AMEE Executive Committee and Secretariat